Sentence examples for given no space from inspiring English sources

In big games like the Crusaders' recent Super Rugby match against the Queensland Reds, when he is given no space to weave his magic, he can try too hard to make something happen or disappear altogether.

His father, a lawyer by profession and therefore a man well versed in the art of interpreting rules to suit his case, felt that his son should be kept occupied, given responsibility, given no space in which to feel discontented.

Mervyn Abraham, whose pace up front for Ford had caused the Second Division team endless problems at Vale Park, was given no space at all and Sam Cooper's early shot, easily saved by Jon Brain, was as close as the amateurs came in the opening half hour.

Imagine having no address to give, no space in the world to call your own, no privacy, no place to simply "be".

The green paper gives no space to the important role offenders and ex-offenders can play by participating in the design and running of interventions, let alone in the evaluations that are so crucial to their success.

"They wanted to slow us down, they wanted to crowd the centre, to give no space for us at all.

We have built our cities for years close around rivers, we have given them no space so we have to change that". At Overdiepse, nine families chose to leave the area.

Carter was given no time or space to work his magic from flyhalf.

Playmakers Will Genia and Cooper were given no time and space to weave their magic because of the fast, aggressive defense of New Zealand.

It gives no operating space for shareholder pressure to change how those companies operate".

But she gives no such space to the feelings of the others caught up in this difficult situation.